May 9, 2013 - Amadeus IT Holding, S.A. (Amadeus: “AMS.MC”), parent company of the Amadeus Group, a leading technology partner for the global travel industry, announces year-on-year
financial and operating results for the first quarter of 2013 (three months ended March 31, 2013).

Adjusted profit for the first quarter increased 5.0% to reach €176.3 million. This was backed by
growth in revenue of 4.0% (4.7% adjusted for FX) to €795.0 million and a 5.3% (6.2% adjusted for
FX) rise in EBITDA to €323.4 million.

Consolidated net financial debt was further reduced to €1,440.8 million as of March 31, 2013
(based on covenants’ definition in our senior credit agreement). This was down by €54.4 million vs.December 31, 2012 and represented 1.28x the last twelve months’ EBITDA.

Both the Distribution and IT Solutions businesses maintained their records of consistent year-on-year growth. Distribution revenue increased by 2.4%, rising to €612.2 million, whilst the number of air travel agency bookings improved by 2.9% to 119.3 million – supported by Amadeus expanding its global market share of travel agency air bookings by 1.6 percentage points to reach 39.8%. IT Solutions revenue grew by 9.8%, rising to €182.9 million, helped by further migrations resulting in 13.6% more Passengers Boarded (PB), reaching 131.7 million. Based upon existing contracts, Amadeus projects over 800 million PB for 2015, which implies an uplift of 42% in the number of PB processed on the platform vs. 2012.

Luis Maroto, President & CEO of Amadeus, commented:

“The markets we operate in continue to be highly challenging, but our strong business model and unrivalled product portfolio continue to allow us to make good progress. Our transaction-based business model of recurring revenues has proven to be resilient while our global customer footprint remains a strength.

“Growth was driven by both our Distribution and IT Solutions businesses continuing their track
record of consistent growth in revenues, which in turn was supported by equally consistent
improved group operational performance – whether you measure by absolute figures, market
growth or market share. As a result, in the first quarter our EBITDA was 5.3% higher, reaching
€323.4 million, and our adjusted profit was up by 5.0%, totaling €176.3 million.

“We remain cautiously optimistic about the rest of 2013 and feel well positioned to benefit from the likely macro-economic recovery, which would allow revenue and contribution to grow further across both businesses.”

Business Highlights Q1, 2013

DISTRIBUTION

Airlines

Content agreements were signed with a number of airlines including Alitalia, British Airways,
China Airlines, Estonian Air, Iberia, Iberia Express, Insel Air and Insel Air Aruba, LOT Polish
Airlines, and Mandarin Airlines. Such agreements guarantee access to a comprehensive range
of fares, schedules and availability for Amadeus’ travel agents globally. Currently 80% of Amadeus
bookings worldwide are made on airlines with whom Amadeus has a content agreement.

In addition, new global distribution agreements were signed with Al Masria, Pegasus Asia,
Seaborne and Silver Airways. These airlines have become accessible to travel agencies globally
via the Amadeus system.

Significant growth continued in the area of low-cost carrier bookings. Total bookings of low-cost
carrier flights from travel agencies via the Amadeus system increased by 22% during the period
compared with the same quarter last year.

During the period, we further consolidated our leadership position in the expanding area of
merchandising. At the close of the quarter, a total of 67 airlines had contracts for Amadeus
Ancillary Services, an end-to-end solution based on industry standards which helps airlines to sell
additional services using both travel agencies and either the airline’s own call centre or website. Of those contracted, 24 had opted to implement the service in the Amadeus GDS - 14 of which are already selling ancillary services using Amadeus technology. The latest airline to implement the solution was Aegean, selling its optional services such as seat choice, excess baggage and sports equipment. The carrier uses Electronic Miscellaneous Document (EMD), the industry standard fulfilment solution to sell these services. EMD enhances ticket services and enables airlines to distribute a wide range of ancillary services. Currently travel agencies use our solution to sell ancillary services in 40 countries.

Rail and others

Thalys, the international high-speed rail operator connecting Paris and Brussels with Germany and the Netherlands, selected Amadeus to expand distribution through the travel agency channel. Starting in Germany, its content will be available alongside airlines on selected routes in the
Amadeus neutral booking display for travel agents and corporate bookers. Users of Amadeus
Selling Platform, Amadeus’ point of sale for travel agents, and Amadeus e-Travel Management,
the company self-booking tool for corporate users, will have access to the full range of Thalys’
fares, including corporate negotiated fares, schedules and availability to effectively compare Thalys high speed rail services with flights on specific routes.

Cabforce, the online booking engine behind the world's leading network of flat-rate prebooked
cabs, partnered with Amadeus to make pre-booked airport transfer and taxi bookings available to
travel agencies, TMCs and corporations using the Amadeus e-Travel Management and Amadeus
Selling Platform Connect. Offering the potential to bring taxis to millions of travel itineraries, the
joint solution will be available in the UK and Finnish markets shortly.

Travel Agencies and online travel distribution platforms

Asia-Pacific remained a key growth area for Amadeus. Travel Expert Limited, Hong Kong’s
leading and most extensive retail travel network, successfully implemented the Amadeus suite of
solutions across more than 60 retail sites in Hong Kong – making it the largest ever implementation for a global distribution system in Hong Kong. Additionally, a full content partnership with Travel Boutique Online India, Asia’s leading B2B travel aggregator, was announced which will give travel agencies unparalleled search, shopping and booking capabilities on a range of hotel content.

IT SOLUTIONS

Further growth continued during the quarter as SriLankan Airlines, the national carrier of Sri
Lanka, contracted to the full Amadeus Altéa Suite, the fully integrated passenger service system
(PSS) for airlines that includes Altéa Reservation, Altéa Inventory and Altéa Departure Control
System. The deal is the first of its kind for Amadeus in the Indian subcontinent and will see both
SriLankan Airlines and its sister airline, Mihin Lanka, migrate to Amadeus’ full Altéa suite by the
end of 2014.

Based upon existing contracts, Amadeus estimates that by 2015 the number of Passengers
Boarded (PB) will be more than 800 million, which would represent an increase of almost 42% vs.
the 564 million PB processed on the Altéa platform during 2012 – or a compound annual growth
rate (CAGR) of around 12.5%.

Successful upselling meant Stand Alone IT solutions continued to attract new customers.
Additional airlines signed up for the electronic messaging standard Electronic Miscellaneous
Document (EMD), including Adria Airways and SATA Group. EMD enhances ticket services and
enables airlines to distribute a wide range of products that help customise their journeys, through ancillary services such as excess baggage. Kenya Airways, Libyan Airlines and Qatar Airway also signed up for various additional modules of Amadeus Ticket Changer (ATC), which simplifies the ticket re-issuing process by combining the state-of-the-art Amadeus Fares and Pricing engine with a multi-channel ticketing functionality. Other customers were signed for additional Amadeus Stand Alone IT solutions, such as Revenue Integrity and Mobile Solutions.

In our expanding Airport IT business, Amadeus signed two new agreements for the deployment of the Amadeus Altéa Departure Control System for Ground Handlers. The first was with BAGS
Ground Service, becoming the second ground handler in Asia that will benefit from the industry
leading capabilities of Altéa DCS, and the second with Aerogate Munich, a European ground
handler providing services to airlines such as AirBerlin and Iberia at Munich airport. In addition, an agreement was signed with Map Handling of the AMC Group to pilot Amadeus Airport Contract and Billing, a new end-to-end solution to manage and control all the administrative processes related to ground handling contracts. This solution ensures ground handlers achieve improved tracking, reporting and billing of all services delivered to airlines.

In the area of Hotel IT, a medium-sized European hotel chain began launching a fully integrated ecommerce environment for web and mobile, following Amadeus development for the global hotel marketplace during recent months. Available in multiple languages for branded e-commerce sites in numerous markets, the solution offers hotels and hotel chains a scalable booking engine, usability optimisation to drive online conversion rates, cloud-based hosting, dynamic web management and business intelligence.

Additional news from the quarter

Publishing stimulating market research and advanced thought leadership papers forms part of
Amadeus’ position as a leader in travel technology. During the period several reports were
produced which stimulated and shaped debate across the global travel industry. The following are highlights of two such examples:

• The Rail Journey to 2020, estimated that long-distance rail traffic in Europe will grow by an
estimated 21% to over 1.36 billion passengers by 2020. The study also identified six key
factors which will influence the growth of long-distance rail passenger traffic over the period
and outlined business potential. Over 100 sources from rail companies, public and
regulatory bodies were consulted and a dedicated research team at Amadeus built
predictive models based on authoritative data.

• Shaping the future of travel in Asia Pacific: the big four travel effects, outlined four key
themes that will drive significant change in the Asia-Pacific travel ecosystem over the
period to 2030. The report pointed to the geopolitical, social and technological changes that
will have a fundamental effect on Asia Pacific, and detailed the implications for travellers,
travel service providers and the industry at large. Commissioned by Amadeus and
developed by business research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan, the study surveyed
1,531 business and leisure travellers across the seven key markets and also conducted 13
in-depth executive interviews.